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Anybody else been watching Horrorfest on AMC? I love some of these classic horror movies. Creepshow just went off. That is a great movie. What are some of your favorite horror movies...

 

A few of mine...

Creepshow

From Hell

the Ninth Gate

original Frankenstein

original Dracula

original Wolfman

Creature from the Black Lagoon

Night of the Living Dead 1990 remake with Tony Todd

Thinner

 

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I read the book that the Ninth Gate is based on. I think its called The Club Dumas or something. The book is really cool especially when it references forging books.

In no order.

1. The Thing

2. Alien

3. Halloween

4. Poltergeist

5. Jaws

6. It

7. The Shining

8. Leprechaun 6

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In no particular order:

 

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Zombie (and pretty much all of the Lucio Fulci films)

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Descent

Wrong Turn

Day of the Dead

Return of the Living Dead

Braindead (aka, Dead Alive)

Saw

House of 1000 Corpses

28 Days Later

Shawn of the Dead

Most Friday the 13th

Most Nightmare on Elm Street

Sleepaway Camp

Phantasm

 

 

 

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Any of the Abbott and Costella films.

 

:golfclap: Own 'em all. :cloud9:

 

I'm 29 and those guys have kept me laughing since my dad introduced them to me 20 years ago. I actaully watched "In The Navy" 2 weeks ago. The meet the Universal Monsters films were aweome. "Hold that Ghost" is one of my favorites.

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Any of the Abbott and Costella films.

 

:golfclap: Own 'em all. :cloud9:

 

I'm 29 and those guys have kept me laughing since my dad introduced them to me 20 years ago. I actaully watched "In The Navy" 2 weeks ago. The meet the Universal Monsters films were aweome. "Hold that Ghost" is one of my favorites.

 

I'm 35 and remember watching them on WGN on Sunday mornings. I watch them once a year with the kids and they love them too...even though they wonder why there is no color. "Hold that Ghost" is one of my favorites, too along with "A & C Meet the Mummy".

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Most of the oldie but goody Classics I like have already been listed, but around Halloween time we always turn down the lights and turn up the volume up and watch Sleepy Hollow.

 

Campy, but atmospheric.

 

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Anybody else been watching Horrorfest on AMC? I love some of these classic horror movies. Creepshow just went off. That is a great movie. What are some of your favorite horror movies...

 

A few of mine...

Creepshow

From Hell

the Ninth Gate

original Frankenstein

original Dracula

original Wolfman

Creature from the Black Lagoon

Night of the Living Dead 1990 remake with Tony Todd

Thinner

 

I've been watching these too on AMC.

 

Here's some of my favorite horror movies:

Friday the 13th (1 through 3 are the best of the series IMO)

Halloween (1 and 2)

The Burning

The Thing (John Carpenter's)

Amityville Horror (original)

Burnt Offerings

The Exorcist

The Entity

Evil Dead II (all are good though)

Sleepaway Camp

My Bloody Valentine

Dark Night of the Scarecrow

The Children (this movie scared the crud out of me when I was younger - lol)

All the old Universal Monster Movies (esp. Creature from the Black Lagoon)

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstien (I wouldn't call this "horror", but I'm putting it here anyways)

Pumpkinhead

Alien

 

I'm sure I could go on and on as horror is my favorite genre, but these are a few I have sitting around either on DVD or VHS. :headbang:

 

BTW: Anyone elso going to be watching Ghost Hunters Live on Sci-Fi Halloeen night?

 

 

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In no particular order:

 

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Zombie (and pretty much all of the Lucio Fulci films)

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Descent

Wrong Turn

Day of the Dead

Return of the Living Dead

Braindead (aka, Dead Alive)

Saw

House of 1000 Corpses

28 Days Later

Shawn of the Dead

Most Friday the 13th

Most Nightmare on Elm Street

Sleepaway Camp

Phantasm

 

 

 

Phantasm scared the doody out of me when I was a kid.

 

I like almost all of the classics. I also like a lot of Japanese and Chinese horror movies - Chinese Ghost Stories comes to mind. Takashi Miike made a hysterical zombie movie called The Happiness of the Katakuris about a family that runs a bed and breakfast where all the guests end up turning into zombies. And, it's a musical. Sound of Music meets Dawn of the Dead.

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I've been watching these too on AMC.

 

Here's some of my favorite horror movies:

Friday the 13th (1 through 3 are the best of the series IMO)

Halloween (1 and 2)

The Burning

The Thing (John Carpenter's)

Amityville Horror (original)

Burnt Offerings

The Exorcist

The Entity

Evil Dead II (all are good though)

Sleepaway Camp

My Bloody Valentine

Dark Night of the Scarecrow

The Children (this movie scared the crud out of me when I was younger - lol)

All the old Universal Monster Movies (esp. Creature from the Black Lagoon)

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstien (I wouldn't call this "horror", but I'm putting it here anyways)

Pumpkinhead

Alien

 

I'm sure I could go on and on as horror is my favorite genre, but these are a few I have sitting around either on DVD or VHS. :headbang:

 

BTW: Anyone elso going to be watching Ghost Hunters Live on Sci-Fi Halloeen night?

 

 

 

Great list of movies...

My Bloody Valentine was and is a great flick!!!! Harry Warden!!!! That Gas mask and jump suit scared that of of me when i was younger. I am shock then never ran with seqeuls with that one.

 

The Children was great also!!!! The black finger nails and touching people and seeing them melt!!! I might go home and watch that one tonight!!!

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In no particular order:

 

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Zombie (and pretty much all of the Lucio Fulci films)

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Descent

Wrong Turn

Day of the Dead

Return of the Living Dead

Braindead (aka, Dead Alive)

Saw

House of 1000 Corpses

28 Days Later

Shawn of the Dead

Most Friday the 13th

Most Nightmare on Elm Street

Sleepaway Camp

Phantasm

 

 

 

Phantasm scared the doody out of me when I was a kid.

 

I like almost all of the classics. I also like a lot of Japanese and Chinese horror movies - Chinese Ghost Stories comes to mind. Takashi Miike made a hysterical zombie movie called The Happiness of the Katakuris about a family that runs a bed and breakfast where all the guests end up turning into zombies. And, it's a musical. Sound of Music meets Dawn of the Dead.

 

I'm a pretty big Miike fan, so of course I saw "The Happiness of the Katakuris"!

Great, but strange, flick! If you haven't seen some of his other stuff,

check out the following three flicks as soon as possible!

 

"Audition"

"Ichi the Killer"

"Dead or Alive"

 

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In no particular order:

 

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Zombie (and pretty much all of the Lucio Fulci films)

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Descent

Wrong Turn

Day of the Dead

Return of the Living Dead

Braindead (aka, Dead Alive)

Saw

House of 1000 Corpses

28 Days Later

Shawn of the Dead

Most Friday the 13th

Most Nightmare on Elm Street

Sleepaway Camp

Phantasm

 

 

 

Phantasm scared the doody out of me when I was a kid.

 

I like almost all of the classics. I also like a lot of Japanese and Chinese horror movies - Chinese Ghost Stories comes to mind. Takashi Miike made a hysterical zombie movie called The Happiness of the Katakuris about a family that runs a bed and breakfast where all the guests end up turning into zombies. And, it's a musical. Sound of Music meets Dawn of the Dead.

 

I'm a pretty big Miike fan, so of course I saw "The Happiness of the Katakuris"!

Great, but strange, flick! If you haven't seen some of his other stuff,

check out the following three flicks as soon as possible!

 

"Audition"

"Ichi the Killer"

"Dead or Alive"

 

Audition is one of my favorites. The first time I watched it, my wife and I were surfing channels and saw it was on Sundance. We didn't look at what it was about, only saw that it got 3 stars. It seemed like a sweet little romance story until about halfway through the movie, then...holy :censored: That woman had issues.

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In no particular order:

 

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Zombie (and pretty much all of the Lucio Fulci films)

Evil Dead

Evil Dead 2

The Descent

Wrong Turn

Day of the Dead

Return of the Living Dead

Braindead (aka, Dead Alive)

Saw

House of 1000 Corpses

28 Days Later

Shawn of the Dead

Most Friday the 13th

Most Nightmare on Elm Street

Sleepaway Camp

Phantasm

 

 

 

Phantasm scared the doody out of me when I was a kid.

 

I like almost all of the classics. I also like a lot of Japanese and Chinese horror movies - Chinese Ghost Stories comes to mind. Takashi Miike made a hysterical zombie movie called The Happiness of the Katakuris about a family that runs a bed and breakfast where all the guests end up turning into zombies. And, it's a musical. Sound of Music meets Dawn of the Dead.

 

I'm a pretty big Miike fan, so of course I saw "The Happiness of the Katakuris"!

Great, but strange, flick! If you haven't seen some of his other stuff,

check out the following three flicks as soon as possible!

 

"Audition"

"Ichi the Killer"

"Dead or Alive"

 

Audition is one of my favorites. The first time I watched it, my wife and I were surfing channels and saw it was on Sundance. We didn't look at what it was about, only saw that it got 3 stars. It seemed like a sweet little romance story until about halfway through the movie, then...holy :censored: That woman had issues.

 

Glad you liked it, you've got good taste! (thumbs u

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